This take on the characters and storyline is masterful - the characters are very well developed and present people realistically: fallible, dedicated, lustful, angry, passionate, evil and naive.
Why is showing fighting and killing okay, but scenes of lust, sex and nudity responded to by the average viewer as if these emotions and acts are not a natural part of being human?
No, this version of Perry Mason isn't anything like the original and that's fine - it's a different interpretation, not a script carved in stone. The individual characters are well-defined, the setting is much more interesting than the 1950s of the original and the plots captivating.
This series didn't get 35 Emmy nominations and three wins for nothing.
Why is showing fighting and killing okay, but scenes of lust, sex and nudity responded to by the average viewer as if these emotions and acts are not a natural part of being human?
No, this version of Perry Mason isn't anything like the original and that's fine - it's a different interpretation, not a script carved in stone. The individual characters are well-defined, the setting is much more interesting than the 1950s of the original and the plots captivating.
This series didn't get 35 Emmy nominations and three wins for nothing.